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Assistance Dogs, Mobility Aids & Medical Equipment
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View LessonBias, Stereotypes & Objective Decision-Making
LESSON 3 OF 8 Bias, Stereotypes & Objective Decision-Making Pause before an assumption becomes an action. Bias can affect who staff watch, challenge, describe or believe. Professional judgement uses behaviour, evidence, intelligence and procedure. Appearance alone is a weak basis for suspicion. Behaviour over appearance+ Focus on what a person is doing: trying multiple restricted… Read More »Bias, Stereotypes & Objective Decision-Making
View LessonBuilding a Clear Radio Message
LESSON 3 OF 9 Location First for Urgent Incidents Give Control information it can act on. 1LocationState exactly where the incident is. 2IncidentSay what is happening now, not a long history. 3PeopleGive relevant numbers/descriptions and whether anyone is injured or at risk. 4NeedState what assistance is required. 5UpdateRemain available and report material changes. Knowledge check… Read More »Building a Clear Radio Message
View LessonCall-signs, Channel Discipline & Plain Language
LESSON 2 OF 9 Listen Before You Transmit Busy channels only work when everyone uses them professionally. Call-signs+ Call the recipient first, then identify yourself, following the current site convention. Think first+ Know the key point before pressing transmit. Avoid long, confused messages. Plain language+ Use clear factual wording and approved event terminology. Avoid slang… Read More »Call-signs, Channel Discipline & Plain Language
View LessonChildren, Young People & Lost/Found Children
LESSON 3 OF 8 Children, Young People & Lost/Found Children A lost child is both a welfare issue and a safeguarding situation. Lost and found child procedures must be followed consistently. Reassure the child, keep them in an appropriate safe location, notify Control or the designated safeguarding route and use the approved reunification process. Never… Read More »Children, Young People & Lost/Found Children
View LessonCirculation, Gangways, Stairs & Viewing Areas
LESSON 5 OF 10 Keep People Moving Safely Circulation routes only work when they remain usable. Monitor concourses, vomitories, stairs, gangways, barriers, accessible routes and exits. Do not allow standing, equipment or queues to create dangerous obstructions. Crowd behaviour in one area can affect another, so report developing conditions before they become critical. Position discipline… Read More »Circulation, Gangways, Stairs & Viewing Areas
View LessonClear Communication, Active Listening & Directions
LESSON 3 OF 8 Clear Communication, Active Listening & Directions Make it easy for people to understand what happens next. Use concise, respectful language. Listen to the actual question before giving a stock answer. Where environments are noisy, visual confirmation or walking a short distance to point out the route can prevent repeated confusion. Listen… Read More »Clear Communication, Active Listening & Directions
View LessonClient Standards, Confidentiality, Social Media & Reputation
LESSON 7 OF 8 Client Standards, Confidentiality, Social Media & Reputation You represent more than yourself. Staff may see backstage areas, incidents, celebrities, personal information, access codes or client operations. Do not share confidential information or use workplace access for personal social-media content. Confidentiality+ Do not discuss client security arrangements, incidents, staffing levels, pass systems… Read More »Client Standards, Confidentiality, Social Media & Reputation
View LessonColleagues, Allyship & Challenging Poor Behaviour
LESSON 9 OF 10 Build the Standard You Expect to See Inclusive workplaces depend on everyday behaviour, not just policies. Do not join in+ Do not laugh along with discriminatory jokes or comments because you want to fit in. Silence can also leave colleagues feeling unsupported. Challenge safely+ Where appropriate and safe, a simple response… Read More »Colleagues, Allyship & Challenging Poor Behaviour
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